Statistical aberration or trend? The office vacancy rate in San Francisco increase for the first time in five years, ticking up 20 basis points to 5.7 percent in Q2 2015. A confluence of traditional tenants giving up space, new construction deliveries and sublease space additions caused the increase. In the near term, very low vacancy […]
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